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Watch: 2017 Rocky Mountain Suzi Q -50 Fat Bike Review
Rocky Mountain debuted their new fat bike, the Suzi Q, for 2017 which is intended to be a much more agile, fast fat bike, rather than a powder floating big wheeled monster. The engineers at Rocky Mountain designed this frame with shorter chainstays (434mm) and an extended top tub to give the rig a more aggressive ride …
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Race Report: Inaugural Winter Park Fat Bike Race Series
With fat bikes taking the market by storm, it is only natural that some races develop around the platform. Even USAC is getting in on the action with a “Fat Bike National Championship” in February. Here in Colorado there have been a few fat bike race series over the last several years, but with venues …
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Of Ski Bikes, Mustaches, and Humble Pie
“What the heck is a ski bike?” I asked as my friend Kristen tried to explain it to me. “They are simply bikes with skis.” “Really?” (No, not really). An avid cyclist who is well connected with the Colorado mountain biking scene, Kristen was friends with Devon Lenz, founder of LenzSport, and she hinted that he …
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Learning How to Downhill Mountain Bike: A Woman’s Perspective
Photo courtesy of Trestle Bike Park, Winter Park Resort Downhill mountain biking can certainly be intimidating. There are bigger and heavier bikes involved, lots of protective equipment to don, speeds you imagine only a motorized vehicle should be going, and getting big air on jumps for the fearless and/or a little bit crazy. The best …
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Learning How to Downhill Mountain Bike: A Woman’s Perspective
Photo courtesy of Trestle Bike Park, Winter Park Resort Downhill mountain biking can certainly be intimidating. There are bigger and heavier bikes involved, lots of protective equipment to don, speeds you imagine only a motorized vehicle should be going, and getting big air on jumps for the fearless and/or a little bit crazy. The best …
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